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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-05-11
Hardened Liver.


Five years ago broke down with kidney
and liver complaint and rheumatism.
Since then / have been unable to he
about at all. Ny liver became hard like
wood; my limbs were pulled up and filed
with water.
All the best physicians agreed that moth.
ing could cure me. / resolved to try Hop
Bitters; 1 have used seven bottles; the
hardness has all gone from NV liver, the
swelling from my limbs, and it has worked
g miracle in my case; otherwise / would
have been now in my grave.
J. W. MoREY.
Buffalo, Oct l, 1884.
I Write This
Token Of the great appreciation have
of your
Btters. I was afflicted
With inflammatory rheumatism
For nearly
Seven years, and no medicine seemed to
do me any
Good
Until tried two bottles of your Hop
Bitters, and to my surprise l am as well to-
day as ever l was. hope
"You may have abundant success"
In this great and
Valuable medicine:
ANY one wishing to know more
about my cure
Can learn by addressing me, E. NJ.
Williams, 1,103 10th street, WASH, d. @.
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OWE MY LIFE.
CHAPTER I.
~ was taken sick a year ago
With bilious fever"

~ was taken sick year ago
With bilious fever"
my doctor pronounced mecured. bat
got sick again, with terrible pains in my
back and sides, and got so bad
Could not movel
i shrunki
From 22s lbs. to 1901 had been doctor
ing for my liver, but it did no good. l did
not expect to live more than three months.
1 began to use Hop Bitters.
Directly my appetite returned, my pains left
me my entire system seemed renewed as If By
magic and after using several bottles, am not
only as sound ss a sovereign, but weigh more
than 1 did before. To Hop Bitters [ owe my
life" r. FITZPATRICK,
Dublin, June G, 1856.
CHAPTER II.
''Msiden, Mass, Feb. !, 1856 Gentlemen
suffered with attacks of sick headache"
Neuralgia, female trouble, for years in
in the most terrible and excruciating man.
Der.
No medicine or doctor could give me re-
lief or cure, until 1 used Hop Bitters-
1.-THE first bottle
Nearly cured me-"
The second made me as well and strong
as when a child,
"And 1 have been so to this day."
My husband was an invalid for twenty
years with serious
Kidney. liver and urinary complaint.
Pronounced by Boston's best physicians
incurablep'
Seven bottles of your Bitters cured him
and know of the
Lives of eight persons
In my neighborhood that have been
saved by your bitters.
And msDy more are using them with
great benefit. They almost do miraclesl"
-MRs. L. ID. SLACK.
How TO GET SICK Expose yourself day aud
ss.1.~ -
hard without rest, doctor all the time; take all
the vile nostrums advertised, and then you win
want 10 know
How TO GET WELL-which is answered in
three words-TaSe Hop Bitters.
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CHICAGO, May 5.-Hon. ". @. DePduw
died at 1870 a. m. His remains will be
taken to New Albany for interment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
POST, MARTIN & CO.,
TO B0NDH0LDERS
OF THE
MEXICAN NATIONAL RAILWAY CO.

The agreement for the roorganzaOn OF .he Mexican Ma
tona Railway Company executed between MessIa Maheson
d Co, of London and General William j. Palmer of New
October l5 1886 having been adopted by this
COMMITTEE bjndholers notified that they should de-
pos with little delay possible IN tho MON
Company subject the order OF the Purchasing Com
mitteeGeoges Coo Ecktcn Norton and Joseph D. Potts
execution OF this plan involves matters where
asserting bOndhoders have powers and -hts other than
those which held exercised 10y the Purchasing Commit
this committee at the request Of large numbtr OF bond
hoss continues its and Will represent bond
holders collectively in order to protect suc POWERS and rights
and aid the execution Of the plan.
Bondhoors therefore, who desire 10 be represented are
requested sign proxy 10 that effect 10 this COM
miitee.
Bondhoders represented Nv this committee viii be notified
u the time of er rata rights Of subscription 10
the securities and OF aay other priv e'es
Copies Of and further desired can
be had by applying the Secretary Of the committee ". W.
NEVIN, 80 Nassau-st. New-YoTk-
SPENCER TRAsK. sELAH CHAMBERLAIN.
JOHN DE RUYTER, HENRI AMY.
GEORGE BURNHAM, CHARLES J. CANDA,
SAM FL b. PARSONS WM. &. d. STOKES.
AUGUST RUTTEN. Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
financial.
LAKE ERIE & WESTERN R'WAY CO.
NEW. YORK DECEMBER 1885.
To the Security Holders of the Lake Erie
and Western Railway Co.
NETWORK. DECEMBER. 1886.

The purchaser General Samuel Thomas agreed sell
the property to company to be formed called tie
Lake Eric md Western Railroad Company. whose lno win
nom saniusky Ohio. to Peoria Ill., 40 miles and
which will issue the folio wing securities;
g. 900 First Mortgage gold cent So year bonds
being nj the rate OF 5000 per mile.
$4,000 Preferred stock being at the rate OF 000 per
mile.
$1,000 900 Common tk being the rate Of $4,000 per
mile
All old securities gushed by the sale and
will respective portions Of the purchase
officers Of the court The present Car Trusts will also
paid the property from lien except above
security holders will be allowed 10 subscribe for certain
portions of the securities as follows;
INCOME BONDS.
Holders Of Income bonds or certificates deposit
Central Trust Company will be allowed to deposit
their bors certificates tho may be- with the Con-
Company and receive receipt which will eniitie
10 whatever due from the sale OF the Railway
when paid by the Master OF the COtrt-
In addition
Holders Of Lafayette Bloomington and Mnncio Tncomes
certificates depostng before January l5 1897
will receive giving them the right TO subscribe
their holdings preferred stock OF the
Company So And they hereby noiided that TO
themselves of tie right TO subscribe they must deposit
bonds certificates before January 10 1887 and
OF subscribing must 80 OF tho 30 per cent
of the amount subscribed January 20th 1887
Holders OF Lake Erie and Western Incomes or certificates
privilege except the amount Of their sub
scrpton which in their VIII DO 300 per cent OF their
holdings
o SandusKy Division Incomes or certificates have
privilege except the amount OF their snbscrp
ton will be $50 per cent Of their holdings
STOCKHOLDERS.
The old stockholder. allowed deposit their stock
with the Central Company OF NewYors. and on paw
men sl2 90 per share receive certificate for The
old STOCK, which Will he convertible into now common
stock when issned by Railroad Company. And they
hereby notified that they mustto before January
1887 Stockholders who have paid assessment viii have
credit for same authorizing transfer OF the amount 50
paid.
For any further information apply at No wallst New
York
NELSON ROBINSON.
For the purchaser.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01

.uruRED ny THE PLEDGE or - ,~,ype.
WATER BONDS DEPOSITED Win
loan AND TRUST CO.
DIRECTORS.
, - n,yrp president First National Bank
HcwYork ~ pos, Martin 4 Co.. Now.
York - -. c,., G Co PHILADELPHIA
r,uHEsToCK Vice President FIRST National bahn
p NJ roisT0N OF Messrs wilson CoS'oh w. D"'''
norv. Nd. ..,.,,,. -, ,,assrs woolhurv 4
MonIton r,'S MipT1y Of Messrs Post Martin Co.
Nsw-York nh, >-ot,ora, Water
r,rt tnvestment Company have to investors ths lo1
lowing advantages ..,.. ,.. =, ~,
Tho National Water Works Investment Company amount
ing to 100000 ,. o-,arco
SECOND The benefit OF the trained talent eNpeI'en'e
and iudg1uent Of the experts employed ny ING N".'
Water Works Investment COMPANY! ANU 'Io ~ 80
men; Of its directors ~,
THIRD Constantly increasing security me n'n"c'p"'
tic, either directly or otherwise, make such contracts WIN
the Water Works Companies as TO give them praeu'iy e
.c,ne right TO supply Every increase In me pop
o,,on increases the demand water and the consequent
rcveune o. the Company; The city grows uereor" tno
revenue Of tho company ana the security OF thes'
bonds espcndiDgiy increase
FOURTH The 90 npauy that greater security TO
,bs bonds which purclases assignments are made Ov tho
Local Water Company directly Trust Company OF tho
revenue derived from the City for ire protection &C. Tor tho
beveat OF the bon holders the investor will have tho
additional further security Of municipal Obligation. in al
dion 10 OF the local and that OF The National
Water Works Investment Company
These WILL therefore, combine the advantages OF
MUNICIPAL OBLIGATION DIRECT OBLIGATION
OFTHE LOCAL WATER WORKS COMPANY. and TIL Il
ABSOLUTE OBLIGATION NATIONAL WATER
WORKS NV ESTMENT COMPANY
I,beeve that these bonds absolutely safe in
vesent vital TO the existence OF every
community secured by most stringent provisions for the
protection OF the investor having the additional aiyan
taees of ready convertbny.
For sale by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01

rTHE DENVER AND RIO GRANDE RAIL
l. ROAD COMPANY
dated Mortgage onis win paid tho Office OF the Com
]. W. GILLULY. Treasurer,
DENVER, Dec -, lo5O.
For any OF the referred to lott or eianna
ton checks WIZ mailed on the 3lst INST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY

OF TIE I1TI OF NEW'IUKK.
Cnpitnt s., 0OaO O0. No. 3J Wallst
Designated by order legal depos
tory VIII receive deposits Of money interest," act as dscal
or transfer trustee for corp anl accept AMI
execute any legal 6JrJprJIi u ~
favorable terms as other similar companies
THOMAS HILLILOUSE President
FREDERICK ID. TAPFEN. Vice. President
NALrEKJ. BKITIIN, secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01

NJ q IUNAL DAMN UF OUM VI ENCE IN
~ NEWYoRK-DIvIDEND.-A emiannual dividend Of
four - per has been declared the capital stock OF
this bank payable on and after January TO- 1887:
". Cashier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
financial. .....-..--.-,~--
SERIES a. $500, 600
FIVE PER CENT.
,vc1srrREp AND COUPON WATER WORKS. AMI
trust BONDS,
$1,000. $500 AND $40" EACH
The National Water Works In
vestment Company
DyRFCTORS
CAPITAL 100000.

ACQUIRED BY THE PLEDGE We ,,t,, ,rtTr rAnMERs
LOAN AND TRUST CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
financial.
GRAPE CREEK COAL CO.,
OF DAAVILLE, ILL
FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT SINKING FUND
BONDS. DUE 1915.
INTEREST PAYABLE APRIL AND OCTOBER, AT
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST CO.,


These bonds first aud only lien upon OF the
valuable and well established properties
illinois, consisting OF 600 OF coal land 122
houses ked store ample farm buildings and all tho
machinery plant and appanceson whiob there is In
debteiness whatever except this issue OF bonds
ofthis issue 900 aside and held trust By
the Farmers Loan and Trust Company OF NowYork and
cannot be used other purpose buying
Coal lands building more houses aud making additional per-
manent improvements TO tho property. 100000
bonds have already been sold and held for
some OF the most conservative investors In this CITY. Staa
and throughout New England including many OF the leading
Savings Banks. Bank Presidents. and Trustees
sinking fund provided the mortgage payment
to tho Farmets Loan and Trust Company $4,000 per
annum beginning Apr 1891 for redemption par
that bonds each year
deemed and cancelled
TIE RENTAL IRON THE HOUSES AND TIE
PROFITS FROM THE STORE, SCREENINGS. AND
THE FARMS WILL MORE THAN PAY THE INTER-
EST ON TIE ENTIRE ISSUE or BONDS WITHOUT
TOUCHING TIE PROFITS FROM THE SALES OF
COAL.
FOR TIE TWO YEARS AND ELEVEN MONTHS
ENDING APRIL I, 1883. THE COMPANY EARNED
$780, AND 5I-IO0, Ok NEARLY PER CENTON
$1,000 900. AND WITH THE ADDITIONAL PLANT
TO BE PUT UPON ThIS PROPERTY 1T SHOULD
EARN PER CENT on s2,OO0.0oO, WHILE THE
INTEREST CHARGES ARE ONLY $4,000
YEARLY.
cncr thesO investors that
seeking for Investment and upon
Mt the price offered the profitable Investment
In the market paying tho about per interest
Price. 95 and accrued interest
GRISW0LD & GILLETT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
n. y. STEAM CO.'S STOCK,

CINCINNATI. VAN VERT AND MICHIGAN BONDS.
PIrrsBuRu BRAD.AND BUFFALo BONDS,
PITrsBCRG AND WESTERN Is,
Bought Sold.
90 Broadway v. BRENToN WELLI,G o wall-st
NOTICE.-IIoldcrs of the Mortgage Construc-
Railroad COMPANY numbers 50l GO Inclusive.
January 1851. hereby moi bed that TIE principal and n
Company Gu he LTst pon
banking house OF Mnsow Lancr 4 Company 20 AAzsausL.
JOHN L DAVIDSON Treasurer.
DENNSY LVANIA COMPANY.-F and
L HAT Per cent Loan InI'rcst cue January prov on
bonds u ts Ian viii he pan" at tho National Cy Bank
JOHN L. DAVIDSON. Trcasurcr.
TER LINCOLN NArfov.l BAsK ~ rH. Cln or
NLw-YoEK. 81 10 ~ LAsT iIl-sf. $780,
NEN-NoHK Dec. cSth. 1896
rVNHE ANIMAL meeting of the Shareholders for
Election of Dire tor. OF tai, Bank and also for tho
Election OF TO inspeeio oserye Tor TIE ems" ng voaf ~
W. I. CORNELL Cashier.
OFFICE CoNTINFNrAL ISstEASCE CO.,
No. 100 BRoAr"N.
NKw YORK. Doc %. lsSGD
THE ANNUAL ELECIiON FOR DIRkC-
lOth o. January neat at tins Office. Tho poll al ii
CYRUS PECK. Secretary.
THE BUFFALO. NEw.Y DIRK AID PHILADELPHIA RH Goa
OFFICE No. u ~OII IuiEpsr. IIuiApELrRiA.
PHlLADRLIIiIA Dee. "a ls-6.
Y'HE Annual Meeting OF tine Stock holders of
pany for the election 81 President and Dttci"' b" servo
io the ana such other business DO
brought before IT, Will be- held al Iii, Onc' NO Ian
uary 10 1877. at IL O'Clock M The Transfer books VIII bo
closed " Wednesday Dcrcnhcr 20 1886 at O'Clock M
J. k TKIMBLE secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01

OFFICE Saa Antonio and Arkansas Pas
~ Railway Company. san Antonio. Texas.
The OF ts bonds oil the Antonio and Aransa
Pass Railway Company duo LIST January 1851 viii be paid
5. NJ Swenson Sons 2l6 Broadway n. Y at the otho
OF the company, in San Antonio, TeIas.
T. LOTT President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
Southern Pacific R. R. Co.
NOTICE OF EDENE'TlON.

All persons hadng Of the bonds Of tho Southern Pacific
Railroad Company hereby notified that there 10 the
hands undersigned Trustees under the mortgage by
the Of sa!d bonds secured the 81 One
Hundred ho-and Dollars gold which. under the terms
MORTGAGE applicable 10 The redemption chn'c
oi sad bonds and thai The undersigned viii receive -fa!"l
and Otlce OF said Company 4th
and Townsend SITS Francisco tho surrender of
SAID bonds 1~DhY tho 9Th dsv ot JANUARY. 1897
al which proposals viii he Opened ami such bonds
tho lowest price Viii be redeemed
chased 10 the amount Aforesaid
Proposals Proposals for surrender Of the
First Mortgage Bonds southern Pacnc Railroad Company
T. MILLS; Trustees.
G.. l. LANsiNG.) ~
SAY FRAVcIsCo. December 2a 1856
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F!,HN TRADE.

The reduction OF internal revenue
and inc i.,SiAg MI OF iovenuc stamps
tiom Prf pri"''iY Medicines, no doubs
has l;' .,e!r benefited the consumers.
rs we'll as rciiaiing the burden Of
home ni.tnuidc urcrs. Especially is
this tln case with Green's AUGUST
Flower and Boschee's German Syrul.
rs lilo reduction OF thittv-aix cents
per do.en, has been added , increase
ne size of The bottles cont .uning
these remedies. thereby giving one.
iiiih more medicine in the rs cent
size. Tie a. nst Flower Tor Dys-
pepaia and LIVER Compliant, and The
German Syrup Tor Cough nn,. lung
tionolea, have perhaps. The largest
sale OF any medicines al ile world.
The advantage OF increased size of
The bottles will be gren " nppveci-
ated by Inc sick and c.fiicted. IL e..
cry town and village iii civil ed coun.
tries. Sample Doi,lcs for 10 GEMS
moiu the same sizs.
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TIE TENN ESSEE MIDLAND
CANVASS.

Notice has been gwen tnet after
the expiration of thirty DAYS, the
time required by law. application will
Nc made for another goio in Nash
vile anG Davidson county % The
proposition TO subscribe $500, 800 20
the Tennessee MiGlend lt.ilroad, and
Judging from manifestations IN the
newspo pers the Interest in The sub
je,t has IN 70 wise bean lossened by
;De recent failure bv narrow vosc
10 aa"ry he subsc,ipi,c1. Oh one of
be me- lo;:, employed TO defeat he
oabsciirtion ct 5he has election, the
An'c;-icom sayc:
When q newspaper takes udyan-
tage OF high state Of excitement 70
knowingly, and for IL most nnboly
purpose, mr,ign and misl epresaut
men aud moiives, Tho remedy is n
,eve.e cus,i4niion after The poc'1le
cool off and ahen ley can weigh lis
motives
Nlr. ii. ). ouror6, aIr. U. 9. I,eal,g,
.lr. j. =. Tace, Mr. John Cye' ion, 9.
Memphis Mr. Nat Go:ser ..od o. hers
Cit ems OF vi gina, New 70 X and
tennessee, were proposing 20 bull.
u ia;iioA il'a gh Nashville The
iIouisvlle 9, and sasIviIo ;lGu's wan5
Ills Gore. anG set ibe Banner o.
these men. They arc 7onounccd as;
. myth and II irHrd, seeking 10 go
The bonds O. Da, dson coun;v NJ y
talse ard fiPn9rent representa-
t'ons--opd ims lund OF wm-
FIRE in The interest of the Louis
vile and Nashville. was made and
kent up for days, and the papers
SC: tered Throughout Tie cnuEty
amorg people who knew little o,
nothing OF thc NEST of these men
Tue bnrdcn Of tbe paper was that
there was not = doiar Of capital 4
build The road aud that these mer
Intended to nei he hont!s sad never
buiid the road. ana at The same time
the editor OF llic Eluret lror ti al
they were men OF ;hc h;rhost charsc
csr, with both caniiahoud cree, T.,
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ton. Once fit it is never there
after wholly satisfied. The old
soldiers, as rule, came cs near
safety between 1851 and 1865 as
possible, but their wives and sons
and daughters have YET to get
their iiii of it. the visitors to
Philadelphia last week comprised
every class Of citiz ms and every
walk of military and civil life.
most Of these tourists. and q good
many OF those who will come to
st. Louis from points iii the ex-
IRENE west, have Washington
city down i'll their note book, as a
place to explore before returning
home. 1t is becoming a habit
with travelling Americans to take
Washington in on their course if
they get within moderate reach OF
the city. Every visitor who las
once fallen under the spell of the
c!ty'S fascination will find If hord
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FEMALE SEMINARY.
TAzEwrLL @. r.. Va.

The next session opens September the
i Il and closes the second week in Jane.
This institution has ali the ad santages OF
beautiful surroundings, healthy climate,
new buildings aud appointments
sui corps of teachers Special adyan-
sases in Music, Languages, Elooution and
Physical Catlre.
Thorough teaching and kindly hom in
fiuence.
Terms very moderate. Board for the
ten months, Including furnished room,
fdc! and lights, 500. Tuition SIS to $50.
The past session Of this school was ne
markedly successful in every view.
Pupils shonld be ready to enter first y
OF the term n order to have the benefit o.
e,.lly classification
For catalogue address
MRS. II. b. GILLESPIE,
uiylo-t. PRINCIPAL
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to relieve himself Of the ycarning
to come again few years hence
when we have q celebration of our
own with international features
that will make it outshine any
thing ever attempted iii this coun-
try before. Il. +
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Measre reports from the election
IN Tennessee TO day are to the elfgct
that the.prohiblt;on amendment wll
be defeated by 10000 10 10000
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FRIDAY, SEPT. 80. !Ss1.

The Republicans os Imxewcll in
convention Tuesday Eom,aa,e,i M
Henry HARRISON rs Dor canditaie
for the Legislature. Much dissaiis-
faction with Tho nou,;n4,;on is u cely
expressed, aud it seems 10 DC under
stood shat there will be ano,hcr ecu.
dldate of the same patty. There was
a bolt i'll the cnnveoiion whereby Il
number failed 80 par,c,pate i'll Tue
nomination.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-01-22
Henry stanley or Fer suex.

LONDON, Jan. 21.-Henry NJ. Stanley
embarked from Brindisi day, from which
port he will proceed to Suez. A large num-
Der of reporters and few notable persons,
including United States Consul General
Waller, Mr.. Russell, consul at Liverpool,
Sir Lewis Paley and others, were present
to see him off In behalf
of the reporters Mr.. Charles Williams, the
famous war correspondent and ex-presi-
dent of the London Press club, pre-
sented Mr.. Stanley with the pocket
night compass which he, Mr.. Williams,
carried through the Soudan campaign, in
which his work was 80 conspicuously excel
lent. Mr.. Stanley's last words to his friends
as the ship moved from her moorings were
in answer to question as to the
time of his return. He said:
ST will return as soon as can
Present my kind regards to my
friends in America, Belgium and England. %
This speech was answered by three 1usty
cheers, which the famous explorer acknowl-
edged by repeatedly raising his hat and bow
ing his thanks